Most cannabis strains take roughly 3 to 5 months from seed to harvest. The timeline depends on whether you're growing an autoflower or a photoperiod variety. Autoflowers typically finish in 8 to 12 weeks total, while photoperiod strains spend 4 to 8 weeks in vegetative growth plus another 7 to 10 weeks in flower. Indoor growers have more control over timing, while outdoor harvests generally land between late September and mid-October. Check the strain details above for specific flowering time estimates, and visit our growing guide for a full walkthrough.

Every strain we carry is selected with grower success in mind, and we include detailed growing notes on each product page to help you decide. Some strains are naturally more forgiving of common mistakes like overwatering or inconsistent lighting, while others reward a bit more attention. If you're just getting started, look for strains labeled as easy to grow in the description above, and visit our growing guide for step-by-step guidance.

All of our strains can be grown successfully in both indoor and outdoor environments. Indoor setups give you full control over light, temperature, and humidity, which is ideal if you want consistent results year-round. Outdoor growing works well in most climates as long as you time your planting after the last frost and harvest before heavy fall rains. Each approach has trade-offs — indoor requires more equipment, outdoor requires more patience — but either way, good genetics give you a strong foundation. Visit our growing guide for environment-specific tips.

We recommend starting with a 24-hour soak in a hydrogen peroxide solution (1 part 3% H2O2 to 6 parts water) to boost germination rates. After soaking, place your seeds between two damp paper towels inside a container or plastic bag, and keep them in a warm spot (around 75 to 80°F). Most seeds crack open within 24 to 72 hours. Once a taproot appears, transfer the seed gently into your growing medium about a quarter-inch deep. For a full walkthrough, check out our germination guide.

Yields vary depending on your growing environment, experience level, and how long you let the plant vegetate. Indoor growers typically see 1 to 2 ounces per plant in a standard setup, while outdoor plants with plenty of space and sunlight can produce significantly more. The biggest factors are proper lighting, consistent feeding, and giving your plant enough room to grow. Focus on healthy plants over chasing numbers — quality always beats quantity. Visit our growing guide for tips on getting the most from your harvest.